Tom Daley and Dustin Lance Black mingle with Hillary and BIll Clinton on their honeymoon
Tom Daley and Dustin Lance Black seem to be having the time of their lives on honeymoon.
The pair have shared snaps holidaying in Barcelona, going on bike rides through the countryside and relaxing in stunning hotels.
Now the pair have jetted off to New York City to meet some very special people.
The newly weds were photographed while attending the NYC screening of Rebel in the Rye, a new film starring Nicholas Hoult, Zoey Deutch and Kevin Spacey.
They can be seen sat two rows in front of former US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, who won the popular vote in the US presidential election, and her husband, the 42nd US president, Bill Clinton.
At the screening of #RebelInTheRye. NYC, USA. Aug 10, 2017 (?: Jason Shuman) #tomdaley #DustinLanceBlack #dannystrong #jdsalinger #clinton pic.twitter.com/WVCmcuddWU
— TomDaley.news (@TomDaleyNewsIG) August 12, 2017
Tom later posted selfies to Instagram mingling with the two political titans.
He wrote: “NYC has been so much fun! Got to meet some amazing people ❤”
Daley and Lance Black tied the knot in a stunning wedding ceremony earlier this year.
The ceremony was very private, with just a handful of friends and family invited.
Now the happy couple has shared an emotional insight into their wedding day.
But unlike many celebs, the same-sex couple didn’t opt to profit from their wedding day.
Writing on Facebook, Daley acknowledged that marriage equality in England is a recent development, and is still banned in many places around the world.
The couple have therefore opted to give all profits from their wedding video to two charities who fight for the rights of LGBT people.
He wrote: “Our honeymoon feels like the perfect time to finally share our magical day.
“We know our wedding was only possible thanks to the brave work of countless people for generations before us, so in that tradition, we will donate any revenue from this video to the “LGBT+ Switchboard” and “It Gets Better” in hopes of making things even better for future generations.”
